Sarasota/Fort Meyers/Naples

Article Abstract:

Industrial development in the Sarasota/Fort Meyers/ Naples area of Florida is slow, with some of it being blocked by lawsuits or city councils unwilling to change zoning regulations. A new industrial park is however, scheduled to be built in the area. Although not much office space is under construction in the region, the office market is strong, and a high vacancy rate in some areas is due to the large amount of recent construction. Hotel construction is brisk, with new construction projects underway. The retail shopping center market in the region is slow in Naples, though it is brisker in Ft. Meyers, and Sarasota. Condominium development, which was slow in 1982, shows definite signs of picking up in 1984. The financing for the commercial and industrial development is uncertain and expensive, although plans are underway to issue revenue bonds which would be used to finance construction and development.

Florida, Real estate development

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High road to Taos

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The historic towns of Santa Fe and Taos in New Mexico can be reached through the High Road to Taos, a scenic road running through the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Both towns are artistic centers with numerous museums which preserve their ancient Indian and Spanish heritage.

Description and travel, Historic sites, New Mexico, Santa Fe, New Mexico, Mountain roads

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In memorium: James Allen Olson, 1924-2000

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An obituary is presented of Professor James Allen Olson, Distinguished Professor of Biochemistry at Iowa State University, who died on Sep 22, 2000.

Obituary, College teachers, College faculty, Olson, James Allen

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